Betjeman refused and blamed Waugh in part for the estrangement in his marriage. |
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She ended up starring in the ill fated Buffalo 66, which led to their estrangement. |
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Her marriage to Mick appears to take the brunt of it although there is no obvious reason for their estrangement. |
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However angry with him I was, I could not stand another day of estrangement from him. |
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Asked to comment on his recent estrangement from his spouse, Rempel was unapologetic. |
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He is roasted as often as he is sainted, as when these actors discuss their estrangement from him. |
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After years of growing estrangement, cricket recognised its chance to seize the public's imagination. |
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Non-Americans, however, misunderstand the true source of our ignorance about them, which only furthers our mutual estrangement. |
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If she has any sense, she should avail of her apparent estrangement from the party's kindergarten and reinvent herself as a grown-up politician. |
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Five years later, a life-altering crisis makes Tessa passionately determined to end this estrangement. |
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The point of departure in this work is the religious individual's sense of estrangement from Western culture. |
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The result is a pattern of estrangement that can lead to a damaging breakdown in relationships. |
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The gain of a moral commonality was in most cases at the cost of an estrangement from the academic environment. |
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The choice, however, between relationship and estrangement is entirely ours. |
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But the murky secret of a dead girl and the politics of the pair's ultimate estrangement is difficult to work through. |
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A slight inclination of Roxy's head indicated to Helen that she knew about her estrangement from Tim. |
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There is no record of estrangement or any lack of devotion towards those he had left behind. |
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Such philosophers, who teach estrangement in every sense, are still strangers to one another. |
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Returning to her mother's modest beach house after decades of estrangement, she stops for a moment as she unpacks to listen to the pounding surf. |
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Society's estrangement from the future undermines the capacity to generate ideas about what needs to be done. |
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The girls confront each other about their dead mom and their growing estrangement. |
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Her novel is not about suicide but about friendship, loyalty, family tie and estrangement in global communities. |
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Even its somber rhythms, tinged with a cold electronic feeling, speak of disillusionment and estrangement. |
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Most of his clients are people distraught at the estrangement of a family member. |
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The mutual estrangement has obscured in many respects the view of the living unique character of the other. |
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It also visualizes her estrangement from her companions at an all-women's college at Oxford. |
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Certain social factors, such as disparities in socioeconomic status, can lead to estrangement and alienation between individuals. |
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Sin is the estrangement between God and humans instigated by human defiance or abnegation. |
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Jen's account shows how deeply-felt were her experiences of estrangement from well meaning, middle-class women. |
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Despite their estrangement, Agatha thinks constantly of James, and he of her. |
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Only a second reading will reveal that it is also the event responsible for Lewis and Priscilla's long estrangement. |
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By 1982's Shoot Out The Lights the marriage was being openly dissected and both partners were on the way to permanent estrangement. |
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I was aware that there had been some estrangement between the two. |
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Poverty, alienation, estrangement, continuously aggravated by racism, overt and institutional. |
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If not detected and treated early, compulsive gambling might lead to estrangement from family and friends as well as financial and legal difficulties. |
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Mr. Quinn's personal life contributed to his estrangement from the church. |
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She will sense herself diminished and her estrangement will begin. |
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No man is capable of rectifying this state of estrangement from God. |
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This estrangement from her father was the hardest thing to bear. |
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The estrangement, as Strauss called it, seems irreparable – however many runs Pietersen scores. |
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The film does not show Jane and Stephen's decade-long estrangement, preferring to skip to their more recent reconciliation. |
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This affair matters most because it makes clear the estrangement of professional politicians from their wider parties. |
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We therefore have an opportunity for better cooperation to take the place of estrangement. |
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In addition, family members who reunite after years of separation may find themselves never able to overcome their estrangement. |
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After a long and painful estrangement, Europe and Serbia can embrace once again. |
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Differences should not lead to mutual estrangement, but rather should serve as a catalyst for enriching a society. |
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In the process, they deepened estrangement between the colonists and their British governors and taught the people that government should rest on popular consent. |
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Harriet had observed this growing estrangement with genuine puzzlement. |
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Those views contribute to a sense of estrangement Muslims feel from the rest of British society. |
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The estrangement, as emotional as it is physical, will be 21 years old in August. |
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So where exactly is the line that a family member must cross for estrangement to be justified and furthermore not stigmatized? |
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Her departure from her kids when they were young was like a severing of relations, an estrangement that has not eased to this day. |
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What better metaphor to describe the estrangement within marriage and the impermanence of love? |
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Never have I felt such an extraordinary sense of estrangement and sexlessness appear in a nude portrait as it does in Self-Portrait with Patricia Preece. |
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He or she may become more and more reluctant to leave out of the picture both the shocking effects of estrangement, uncertainty and disarray and the countertransferential dimension in the experience of them. |
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Instead of getting together for reflective examination and constructive action, nations and people indulge in obstinacy, estrangement, and discord. |
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The basic issue is of who understands the tragedy of estrangement and also the beauty of personal relationship as the basis and guarantee of peace and harmony in the community and in the society. |
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The accession of Nauru and the return of the United Kingdom to the Organization were unanimously and warmly welcomed, the absence or estrangement of any country being felt by all as a deprivation. |
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The dearth of religious vocations, estrangement from the teaching apostolate, the attraction of alternative forms of apostolate seemingly more gratifying. |
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However understandable, her impatience with the process undoubtedly contributed to her estrangement from the RCMP as an organization and its resulting unwillingness to reach out to her. |
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Imagine: no travelling, no communication with the outside world and separation from her children and estrangement from her husband, who died in England while she was still in Burma. |
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Tragically, as religious communities fall into estrangement or antagonism, the holy places of each community often become the target of violence or vengeance instead of veneration and reverence. |
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Poverty and political estrangement with Spain led to a small but significant uprising in 1868 known as Grito de Lares. |
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We have learned that simply jettisoning newcomers into a new community with a handshake and a few kind words is a recipe for estrangement, family breakdown, social costs and unemployment. |
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By 407, the estrangement between the eastern and western courts had become so bitter that it threatened civil war. |
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New lifestyles, the emergence of reconstituted families, longer life expectancy, and the estrangement of family members are some of the arguments in favour of appointing, in advance, a mandatary in anticipation of incapacity. |
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His resignation, after only a few weeks and without notice, was resented by the law school faculty, giving rise to persisting estrangement. |
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This extends to, and perhaps begins with, an estrangement from one's own body which is viewed as the rebellious antithesis of all things spiritual. |
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One of Leo Tolstoy's first novellas, The Cossacks, depicts their autonomy and estrangement from Moscow and from centralized rule. |
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But the apparent estrangement between these two different timeframes, sympathies and worlds actually hides several common points, revealing a paradox that surely merits further explanation. |
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Although eight participants had no children during the period of marital breakdown, there were a total of 60 children whose lives were affected by the participants' estrangement from the reserve. |
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Haunted by the eyes of the humiliated Christ we will find those gestures of consolation that appease the dying, words that bring together after years of estrangement. |
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Modern, burgeois industrial society has separated pleasure from labour and divided people into rigorous ranks and occupations resulting in their estrangement and alienation. |
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A confrontational foreign policy rooted in anti-Americanism and anti-Zionism not only affirms the regime's values but also ensures its continued estrangement from the West. |
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This step had no success, but on the contrary there sprang up from that day forth an estrangement between the Emperor and myself which steadily increased. |
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